Illuminati Ambigrams Articles
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The Crusades The story of what Robert Langdon, the symbologist in Angels and Demons, calls “the Catholic purges” develops primarily in the period from AD1000 to AD1300 which is often called the High Middle Ages. During this time the integration of all of western civilization was in the hands of the Roman Catholic faith... Read more » |
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The Inquisition and the Illuminati "The Illuminati went deep underground where they began mixing with other refugee groups fleeing the Catholic purges-mystics, alchemists, occultists, Muslims, Jews. Over the years, the Illuminati began absorbing new members. A new Illuminati emerged. A darker Illuminati. A deeply anti-Christian Illuminati. They grew very powerful, employing mysterious rites, deadly secrecy, vowing someday to rise again and take revenge on the Catholic Church. Their power grew to the point where the church considered them the single most dangerous anti-Christian force on earth. The Vatican denounced the brotherhood as Shaitan." Read more » |
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The Illuminati and the Freemasons The name literally means “illuminated ones.” There is a real group so named, but there are also imagined mythical organizations who conspire to hold power behind the surface. The real Illuminati were founded in 1776, in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, by Adam Weishaupt, the professor of canon law at the university there. Its purported purpose was to provide a fellowship for those not inclined to support the Roman Catholic Church, or the official government... Read more » |
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Symbolology Robert Landon, the main character of Dan Brown’s book Angels and Demons and Da Vinci Code, is a symbologist - an expert in the symbols and their meanings. As a scholar in the study of the Illuminati, he recognized that the branded word “Illuminati” was also an ambigramatic symbol—a word that could be printed so that it reads the same whether read right-side-up or upside down.... Read more » |
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